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## Translation:
**64**
If a *pindanuyukti* is made for a *sadhu* who is a follower of Ajita, it is considered acceptable. If an *adhakarma* is performed with the intention of a *chaturyaamika sadhu*, it is unacceptable for both the *sadhus* of Rishabha and Ajita. This means that an *adhakarma* made with the intention of the *sangha* of the first and last *tirthankara* is not acceptable to anyone. If an *adhakarma* meal is made for a particular *sadhu*, it is not acceptable for any *sadhu* in the *sangha* of the first and last *tirthankara*. If an *adhakarma* is made for a *sadhu* of a middle *tirthankara*, it is unacceptable for him, but the other *sadhus* can accept it. However, the first and last *tirthankara's* *sadhus* cannot accept that food.
The commentator explains the reason for this by saying that the *sadhus* of the first *tirthankara* are *rijujada* (straight and rigid). Therefore, they criticize the *akritya* (wrong action) but cannot avoid other similar faults. The rigidity of the householders at that time is that they make food that is forbidden for one person for the sake of others.
The *sadhus* of the 22 middle *tirthankaras* are *rijuprajna* (straight and wise). Because they are straight, they criticize the *akritya* done in solitude with righteousness. Their wisdom lies in the fact that they themselves also prevent faults related to *tajjaatiya bhikṣā* (food received from the same caste). At that time, the householders also do not commit *aarambha-samarambha* (beginning and ending) faults for the *sadhus* and avoid other *tajjaatiya* faults. The disciples of the last *tirthankara* are *vakrajada* (crooked and rigid). Because they are crooked, they do not readily accept *akritya*. And because they are rigid, they continue to consume *adhakarma* and other offenses. Even when the householder performs *adhakarma* with deceit, he says that the food was prepared because of guests or a festival.
**Exceptions to the Acceptance of *Adhakarma***
If the *adhakarma* food becomes *avagrahantaarit* (under the control of Indra), then that food can be considered acceptable. In this context, it is not irrelevant to mention the incident that happened during the time of Lord Rishabha. Once, Lord Rishabha was in *samavasarana* (assembly) with his *sangha* on the Ashtapada mountain. Hearing of Lord Rishabha's arrival, Emperor Bharat also arrived with all his riches to see the Lord.
**Footnotes:**
1. Bribha 5348, T. p. 1420; This is also a 'mere establishment' if the *sadhus* have to stay together, then they are initiated for the purpose of mere identification and knowledge. Because of the long time difference, it is impossible for the *sadhus* of the east and west to be together in the *panchayaama* or *chaturyaama*.
2. Bribha 5348-50, T. p. 1420; The commentator has clearly stated that this is a mere representation to explain this point.
3. Bribha 5356, T. p. 1422;
4. Bribha 5357, T. p. 1422, 1423; It is impossible for the *sadhus* of the east and west to be together in an assembly.
5. Bribha 5358, T. p. 1423; Their mutual exchange or acceptance does not happen.